I never really used a title installer or emunand before but my method was always just boot of OFW with CFW loaded. From there update all your games, DLC, etc. Then just use NXDumpTool. Been doing it for years without issue.
I am reading that the atempts to do this just broke the console because the processor is specially designed for Nintendo. 0 docs, 0 guide even if in theory is somehow similar to the NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano. So we are real fkd. Literally we are shooting rocks in the dark. And the budget to buy a new console when an experiment fails is also a stopper
The only thing so far is someone tried to read the memory bus and ended up frying the system by shorting the board.
As I said shooting rocks in the dark.. I am not losing hope to see my Switch 2 with a linux in the future but just need to keep it real and just wait a couple years until see real progress
Yeah it's the black box reverse engineering console hacking has just about always been...
Yeah somehow guilty,me as others thinked "This will be an easy/mid-difficult endevour" from previous experiences with Nintendo consoles but Nintendo make a really outstanding job learning from their mistakes and having a really secure console. We need to wait and let the researchers work there is nothing we can do in the meantime.
Do remember that the Switch 1 wouldnt have any form of kernel exploit past firmware 7.0.0 if it wasnt for thr RCM exploit. On a software end Nintendo was already rather ontop of it.
Nintendo is known to learn hard from their past mistakes when it comes down to exploits. They learnt a lot from Wii. But they really, really really learnt a lot from 3DS. But they especially learnt even more from Nintendo Switch
And.... modchips are not going to be anywhere near as easy this time around either.
I think the only mod we will have is some dude I saw on X that managed to attach an M2 SSD trickering the SD card reader but nothing else hahahah
Yeah they are rather similar standards so basic adapters can just do that. Wonder how much that mod lowered the battery life though lol.
Switch 2's T239 SoC is completely custom, made specifically for Nintendo. There is no branch connecting it to the off-the-shelf TX1 which had the purpose for Nvidia Shield called ReCovery Mode (RCM) to recover from fatal crashes.
There is zero proof of this this. It's a completely custom designed SoC specifically for the Switch 2 that uses Nvidia's Ampere architecture.
ChatGPT, Gemini and other AIs also hallucinate a lot. Do not trust blindly what they say.
